Assessing the sustainability of London based black African SMEs, Cordelia Osewa‐Ediae

Cordelia Osewa‐Ediae Social Policy Researcher, London UK Email: cordyediae@aol.com DOI: 10.1108/20425961201000031 Abstract: This study seeks to assess the sustainability of black African Small/Medium Enterprises (BASMEs) in London – by identifying how several unique factors might impinge on their propensity to flourish, falter or fail. In acknowledging the importance of break‐out to the sustainability of these businesses, […]

Minority status and self-employment: The mediating role of personal initiative, Emmanuel Wandera, Nkote Nabeta, Prof. John Munene and Dr. Sarah Kanaabi

Emmanuel Philemon Wandera Department of Economics and statistics Kyambogo University, Kampala Uganda Email: epwandera2013@yahoo.com Nkote Isaac Nabeta Dean, Faculty of Commerce, Business School Makerere University, Kampala Uganda Email: inkote@mubs.ac.ug Prof. John C. Munene Department of Human Resource, Business School Makerere University, Kampala Uganda Email: kigozimunene@gmail.com Dr. Sarah Wasagali Kanaabi Board member Electricity Regulatory Authority, (ERA), […]

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